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Types of Chemical Bonds Ionic Bond – between a Metal and a Non-Metal (M + NM) *refer back to your ions In an ionic bond, electrons are lost or gained Covalent Bond – between a Non-Metal and a Non-Metal (NM + NM) In a metallic bond, electrons are shared. **Use your periodic table and Lewis Dot Diagrams to determine the type of bond. Hydrogen and Oxygen are both non-metals, so this is a covalent bond. The chemical formula is H 2 O. To practice bonding and writing chemical formulas, use your yellow sheets from class. Some Vocabulary you need to know: What is the difference between a compound, a mixture, and a solution? Compound: Consists of atoms of two or more different elements bound together. Can be broken down into a simpler type of matter by chemical means. Has properties that are different from its original elements. Always contains the same ratio of atoms. Mixture: Consists of atoms of two or more different elements and/or compounds physically intermingled. Can be separated into its original elements/compounds by physical means. Often retains many of the properties of its original elements. Solution: A mixture that looks like a single substance. Has the same properties throughout. Contains a solute (substance that dissolves) and a solvent (substance into which the solute dissolves). Examples: Compound: Mixtures: Air around you!
Transcript of · Web viewHydrogen and Oxygen are both non-metals, so this is a covalent bond. The chemical...
Types of Chemical Bonds Ionic Bond – between a Metal and a Non-Metal (M + NM) *refer back to your ionsIn an ionic bond, electrons are lost or gained
Covalent Bond – between a Non-Metal and a Non-Metal (NM + NM)In a metallic bond, electrons are shared.
**Use your periodic table and Lewis Dot Diagrams to determine the type of bond.
Hydrogen and Oxygen are both non-metals, so this is a covalent bond. The chemical formula is H2O.To practice bonding and writing chemical formulas, use your yellow sheets from class.
Some Vocabulary you need to know:What is the difference between a compound, a mixture, and a solution?Compound:
Consists of atoms of two or more different elements bound together. Can be broken down into a simpler type of matter by chemical means. Has properties that are different from its original elements. Always contains the same ratio of atoms.
Mixture: Consists of atoms of two or more different elements and/or compounds physically intermingled. Can be separated into its original elements/compounds by physical means. Often retains many of the properties of its original elements.
Solution: A mixture that looks like a single substance. Has the same properties throughout. Contains a solute (substance that dissolves) and a solvent (substance into which the solute dissolves).
Examples:Compound: Mixtures: Air around you!
